25th Annual ADMSEP Meeting (1999)

25TH Annual ADMSEP Meeting

The Samoset Hotel - Rockport, Maine - June 3-5, 1999.

Deadline for Abstract Submissions was Oct 15th, 1998 - may send via email to Amy Brodkey

Program Chair: Amy Brodkey

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The 25th annual ADMSEP meeting will take place form Thursday, June 3rdóSaturday, June 5th at the Samoset Resort on the Ocean in Rockport, Maine.

In addition to the stimulation, collegiality, and relaxing atmosphere which have characterized our past meetings, this organizational milestone will be marked by several innovations. This yearís gathering begins Thursday afternoon with a choice of experiential teaching workshops, where attendees will learn about new teaching methods firsthand. The themes of basic and inventive instructional techniques and creative curricula will be carried on in a variety of other workshops and plenaries.

We are fortunate to have Dr. Susan Case, Senior Evaluation Officer and Director, USMLE Step 2, present our opening plenary on Friday morning. Dr. Case will discuss recent developments at the National Board, including projected changes in the USMLE Step 2 exam and the psychiatry subject test, as well as current trends in assessment (OSCEís, SPís, computerized assessment, etc.) ADMSEP members will not want to miss this informative talk.

Another innovation, the advent of Special Interest Groups, has sprung directly from membership interest in several burning issues expressed on our active ADMSEP listserve. Discussions of two topics, expectations of and for the psychiatry clerkship director and the clerkship "under siege", will be continued at the meeting; it is hoped that an organizational consensus can be achieved on these important issues. Continuing the clerkship theme will be a panel discussion on issues involved in ambulatory clerkships. As always, there will be presentations and discussion on various contextual and political issues affecting our work.

An area for viewing educational resources will be available, and we encourage you to bring materials such as papers, books, videotapes, and software to share with other members.

The historic Samoset Resort has many recreational amenities, including an oceanside 18-hole golf course, indoor and outdoor pools, and a fitness center. Phillip Freeman is arranging to charter a schooner for a cruise around the beautiful Penobscot Bay during the free time on Friday afternoon. Fishing, hiking, and biking are within minutes of the resort, and others may wish to browse through historic homes and the Farnsworth museum, which boasts a large collection of Wyeth art. Shopping enthusiasts may want to visit the outlet mall in nearby Freeport.

See you in Maine!
Amy Brodkey, MD Program Chair
Darlene Shaw, PhD, Facilities Chair

| Thursday, June 3 | Friday, June 4 | Saturday, June 5 |

Thursday, June 3

12:00--3:00 pm

COUNCIL MEETING
REGISTRATION

3:00--5:30 pm

EXPERIENTIAL TEACHING WORKSHOPS:

PBL for Rookies

Laurence B Guttmacher, MD, AM Bienenstock, MB

Innovations in Small Group Faculty Development

Pamela Martin, MD, Jessica Muller, PhD, Molly Cooke, MD, Ellen Hughes, MD, Cynthia Irvine, MEd, Helen Loeser, MD, William Shore, MD

Patient Based Teaching in a Large Classroom:

Nutan Atre Vaidya, MD

The Development of a Clinical Neuroscience

Michael Alan Taylor, MD

Course

6:00--7:00 pm

BOOZE AND SCHMOOZE

7:00--9:00 pm

DINNER

Friday, June 4

7:00--7:45 am

REGISTRATION
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

7:45--8:00 am

WELCOME

Thomas Mackenzie, MD

8:00--9:15 am

PLENARY SESSION I

Whatís Going on at the NBME: Implications for Faculty in Psychiatry

Susan Case, PhD

9:15--9:45 am

POSTERS/BREAK

Students Orienting Students to the Psychiatry Clerkship

Keith Armstrong, LCSW, Robert Daroff, MD

Enhanced Ambulatory Experience Within the Third Year Psychiatry Clerkship

Tamara L. Gay, MD, JosephHimle, PhD, Rachel L. Glick,MD, Ziad Kronfol, MD, Sheila Marcus, MD, R. Kloss, MD

Cultural Competence in the Medical School Curriculum: an AAMC Perspective

Francis G. Lu, MD

Psychiatric Clerkship for a Generalist Future

Pamela Martin, MD, Len Zegans, MD

Lessons Learned About Student and Program Performance Following a Medicine/Psychiatry Integrated Clerkship

Mark Reed, MD, Pamela A Carney, PhD, Lin Brown, MD,Linda Dacey, MD, Dom Balestra, MD, Eric Shirley, MD

9:45--11:00 am

WORKSHOPS I

Cultural Diversity Curriculum in the Department of Psychiatry, UC San Francisco

JoEllen Brainin-Rodriguez, MD Francis Lu, MD, Pamela Martin, MD, Charles J. Ndela, MD

Faculty Development: An Academic Writing Group

Janis L Cutler, MD

Using Cinema to Enhance the Teaching of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science

Ruth E Levine, MD, Dwight V Wolf, MD

Psychiatry in Interdisciplinary Curricula

Lucy J Puryear, MD, Linda B Andrews, MD, James K Boehnlein, MD

11:00 am --12:15 pm

PLENARY SESSION II: PANEL DISCUSSION

Ambulatory Clerkships: Models, Problems, Prospects

Amy Brodkey, MD, Cabrina Campbell, MD, Kathleen Clegg, MD, Theodore Feldmann, MD, Linda Pessar MD, Darlene Shaw, PhD

12:15--1:15 pm

LUNCH

1:15--2:30 pm

PLENARY SESSION III: TEACHING BASICS

The Lecture: Whither or Wither?

Mitchell JM Cohen, MD, James D Plumb, MD, Steven Rosenzweig, MD, Salman Akhtar, MD

Evaluation of Faculty Pre-Clinical Teaching Performance

Martin Leamon, MD, Mark Servis, MD

Bloomís Taxonomy of Learning Objectives

Robert Coleman, PhD

Applied to Psychiatric Education

Steven Wengel, MD

2:30--7:00 pm

ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES OR FREE TIME

7:00--9:30 pm

COCKTAILS AND DINNER
ORGANIZATIONAL UPDATES

Saturday, June 5

7:00--8:00 am

COUNCIL BREAKFAST

MEMBERíS BREAKFAST

8:00--9:00 am

PLENARY SESSION IV: TEACHING THE MIND AND THE BRAIN

Psychodynamic Psychiatry: A Course for Students Preparing for Generalist Careers

Eric Glassgold, MD, Camilla Van Voorhees, MD

Designing and Implementing a Mind/Brain/Behavior Course

Jeffrey M Lyness, MD

9:00--10:15 am

WORKSHOPS/ SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP MEETINGS

Guided Role Plays to Teach Ambulatory Psychiatric Assessment

Julia B Frank, MD

Using Bloomís Taxonomy to Develop Student Thinking Skills

Steven Wengel, MD, Robert Coleman, PhD

Special Interest Group I: Expectations of and for the Psychiatry Clerkship Director

Mitchell JM Cohen, MD, Thomas Kuhn, MD

Special Interest Group II: The Psychiatry Clerkship Under Siege

Sanjay Dube, MD, Michael Selzer, MD

10:15--10:30 am

POSTERS (REPEAT)/BREAK

10:30 am--12:00 pm

PLENARY SESSION V: CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES IN PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION

Is Managed Care Damaging Clinical Education in Medical School? A Survey of Clerkship Directors from Six Medical Specialties

Amy Brodkey, MD, Fred Sierles, MD (presenter), Cindy Weiner, MA, MS, Ilyse Spertus, MA, Linton Hopkins, MD, Diane Magrane, MD, Fred McCurdy, MD, PhD, Louis Pangaro, MD, Ajit Sachdeva, MD

Medical Studentsí Opinion of Psychiatry and its Relation to Value System

Richard Balon, MD, Debbie Miller, PhD, John Sadler, MD, Sanjay Dube, MD, Gregory Franchini, MD, Phillip Freeman, MD, DMH, Debra Roth DO, Cynthia Arfken, PhD

Clerkship Director as Assistant Training Director: Boon to Psychiatric Recruitment or Ethical Dilemma?

Joshua T Thornhill, IV, MD

Medical Studentsí Worst Fears

Renate Rosenthal, PhD

12:00--1:00 pm

BUSINESS MEETING

1:00--2:30 pm

COUNCIL MEETING

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